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Re: Fantastic images, I particularly like the stack of cassettes. Thanks for sharing Martin

Re: Super article, what a great read. Thanks for sharing. You may gather from my signature that I’m something of a fanatic. Martin.

Hi folks, I’m looking for a pair of silver Campagnolo 10 speed shifter for my daughter. Preferably Centaur or Daytona but would consider Chorus. Must be in good condition and complete please. Cheers, Martin.

Re: Hi, I’ve got Scwalbe Delta Cruiser 700x28c on Open 4CD rims on my Raleigh hybrid. They went on ok (a bit tight) but look fine and ride nicely. Untitled by martin.mills28@btopenworld.com, on Flickr

Imagine turning up to your Club 10 with this...not sure if it’s a thing of beauty or an accident waiting to happen. Probably both https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 4087189363

I’d give the Michelin Pro 4 Endurance a big thumbs up...I’ve got the 25C size on my winter bike with Vittoria latex inner tubes. No punctures at all on some pretty rank back roads around Dorset and they roll really nicely. I did several winters on Conti Gatorskins, I was pretty underwhelmed by...

Re: On my humble opinion if this was mine I’d send it to Cyfac and have them paint it rather than cover it in decals. Matt Wood had one of T Marie’s road frames repainted by them and the colour is painted not decals, all apart from the Raleigh heron badge.

Castorama used Campagnolo in the 1990 season but switched to Dura Ace from 1991 onwards.

Re: That’s really unusual, I’ve been using Look Deltas for 25 years, all my bikes have these pedals in various guises and I haven’t experienced anything like this. I use the black non-floating cleats though, I didn’t like the floating red ones. I wonder if your cleats are adjusted slightly...

Re: I’ve used Evo-Stik adhesive remover for previous projects, makes the job so easy. https://www.diy.com/departments/evo-sti ... 737_BQ.prd Available from B&Q or Screwfix, etc.

Re: What is it they say? The road to hell is paved with good intentions? I had planned to TT mine this spring but my winter schedule has been shot to pieces by one illness after another. Maybe go for some September old timer 10s with the Yeovil Cycle Club? lol Yes, I'm just over the...

Re: Hiya, sadly time and funds have escaped me so the frame hangs on the garage wall waiting for me to show it some love. I have taken the deltas off it and put them back on the Dynatech road bike. I need to refit the BB and cranks, find some new shifters and calipers (monoplaner chorus maybe?)...

Ha...I hadn’t spotted that, you’d struggle to justify the asking price even if it was Fignon’s bike.

Rather nice in parts, a bit tatty in others. A 1989 example based on the rider, any experts out there think this is a Raleigh built bike rather than a Cyfac built one? The seat stay arrangement and brake bridge don’t look like the French manufacturer’s version. Price is perhaps ‘ambitious’...

Re: Have a look at the link below - https://www.campagnolo.com/media/files/ ... Triple.pdf

Re: Hi, I can't help you with the FB shifters I'm afraid (I have a set that are on my flat bar Raleigh Airlite), there's a set on Ebay in Germany, NOS but rather pricey - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Campagnolo-FB ... SwZQRYd3DV Or these, might be worth making an offer...

Re: That's Matt Wood's old frame, a thing of beauty and in my size... A great opportunity for someone. M

Re: The one I bought from this chap many moons ago had blue lettering. Worth asking the question, he's a very nice guy. http://www.defietsenmaker.nl/index.php? ... 81&lang=EN Martin

Re: Have a look here, not only will it give you the hub dimensions you desire but if you put the rim detail in it'll calculate you spoke length for you too - https://leonard.io/edd/ Martin

Re Great looking bike, nicely finished off. Very much of its time, I remember as a teenager in the mid to late eighties marvelling over pictures of bikes made out of new and largely untried materials. These certainly were certainly a diversion from the traditional tubed bike frame. M